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I've been thinking about getting a driving iron, I currently play a Nike VRS 21º looking to get a driving iron to replace it. I'm looking for one with some forgiveness and easy to hit. I'm a pretty good ball striker, I saw Cobra drops a new Utility Iron on May 1st but not sure if you'd qualify that as a driving iron though, Let me know what you guys think.

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Why do you think you need a driving iron? Does your hybrid go to high or a you looking for something to switch out with the hybrid every once in a while?

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I'm looking to have something that i can switch out and i also hit my hybrid a little too high for windy days. Last couple of times I've gone out its been a tough wind and my hybrid just gets lost but I don't have my 3 iron in commission right now either.

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Taylormade UDI's are going for cheap right now.

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My vote is the Tour Edge CB Pro H. Hot face and forgiving. I've cracked a couple 250 plus yarders with mine. As poor as I hit a driver it could replace it. 

Dave :-)

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On 4/22/2016 at 8:28 PM, CSTACK said:

I'm looking to have something that i can switch out and i also hit my hybrid a little too high for windy days. Last couple of times I've gone out its been a tough wind and my hybrid just gets lost but I don't have my 3 iron in commission right now either.

A 15 degree loft FW will keep your ball at a lower loft than your 21 degree hybrid and from my own experience give you better distance than a driving iron would.

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15 minutes ago, 9wood said:

A 15 degree loft FW will keep your ball at a lower loft than your 21 degree hybrid and from my own experience give you better distance than a driving iron would.

Not sure this is going to work out for the OP, as you're talking about 6 degrees and 2-4 inches more club than a 21 degree hybrid. Plus ball flight on a FW is usually pretty high anyway. It doesn't get it any lower than a hybrid?

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6 hours ago, Dave2512 said:

My vote is the Tour Edge CB Pro H. Hot face and forgiving. I've cracked a couple 250 plus yarders with mine. As poor as I hit a driver it could replace it. 

me too fun off the tee and fairway if it has a perfect lie !!!!!!!!

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4 hours ago, Lihu said:

Not sure this is going to work out for the OP, as you're talking about 6 degrees and 2-4 inches more club than a 21 degree hybrid. Plus ball flight on a FW is usually pretty high anyway. It doesn't get it any lower than a hybrid?

I have noticed that I do indeed get high lofts with my 3 FW when I set up with the ball positioned in front of my left foot, but I can get lower lofts when I set up with the ball more towards my right foot

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40 minutes ago, 9wood said:

I have noticed that I do indeed get high lofts with my 3 FW when I set up with the ball positioned in front of my left foot, but I can get lower lofts when I set up with the ball more towards my right foot

This is more normal, but inside the left foot by a couple balls or so. I don't recommend the other way.

 

 

To the OP, here's the UDI:

 

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2 hours ago, Lihu said:

This is more normal, but inside the left foot by a couple balls or so. I don't recommend the other way.

 

 

To the OP, here's the UDI:

 

Good videos. I also watched the video he made on the Adams DHY and he likes the Adams DHY better than the Taylormade UDI

https://www.youtube.com/watch?annotation_id=annotation_1571228715&feature=iv&src_vid=znB6chbd0hM&v=z19XozYhfY4

 

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